Subscription Rates Banner Dated September 26 1918
The notice sets annual subscription at 2.00 dollars or 1.75 dollars in advance with a dated line of September 26 1918 indicating the period or renewal terms for readers and patrons.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
4
The notice sets annual subscription at 2.00 dollars or 1.75 dollars in advance with a dated line of September 26 1918 indicating the period or renewal terms for readers and patrons.
Local items list daily movements of residents visiting Great Falls and nearby towns, upcoming events at the high school, college plans, hospital notes, social gatherings, and public notices including a Liberty Loan appeal and local club activities. Residents travel to Bozeman Helena Missoula and Seattle for education and work.
A community group plans Celebrate Project Day at Williams on October 12 from noon to night to honor the Walier irrigation project anniversary. The event coincides with Liberty Day and includes a project fair, speeches, music by the Valier brass band, a reading on project history, a baseball game, sports, and a dance in Machinery Hall with a small dance fee.
Mrs Kellogg of Missoula and Mrs Walker of Bozeman addressed Chateau women about YWCA war work in the country and in France. They spoke of aids and comforts for munition workers and nurses and urged pledges for the big drive. Jessie Shields of Conrad shared England and Scotland YWCA experiences and the group organized an auxiliary with officers including Mrs B O Price, Miss Clara Corson, Miss Ada Logan, Miss Grace Thompson, and Mrs E M Bammel.
Clerk Jacobson issued several marriage licenses this week. Couples include Joseph Kossuth Lavarre and Annie West Wolf of Browning, Lewis A. Eaton and Margaret C. Irwin of Collins, Albert Minnette and May Margaret Mayburry of Cut Bank.
Beginning October 1 the market will make only two deliveries per day at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Orders before 9 a.m. will be delivered at 9 a.m. Orders placed after 9 p.m. will be delivered at 1 p.m. Delivery times and order cutoff details are clarified for customers.
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